sugar-rascals-blog

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Prompts for 2017

Check out our daily prompts for NaNoWriMo 2017 on our facebook

https://www.facebook.com/SugarRascals/

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Day 1 to Day 8

Here are the prompts for all the readers for NaNoWriMo:

1. “The silence bloomed and spread secretly like a black flower.” Orhan Pamuk, My Name is Red. What are the silences that occupy your life? 2. “In a country where possessions counted for everything, we had no belongings except our stories.” Viet Thanh Nguyen, The Refugees. Which of your stories do you keep on the tip of your tongue? 3. “My two worlds just collided. Surprisingly, everything's all right.” Angie Thomas, The Hate You Give. Write about a major conflict in your life. 4. “I should live in salt / for leaving you behind.” The National, “I Should Live in Salt”. Who is leaving? Who is abandoned? 5. “Books are the ultimate Dumpees: put them down and they’ll wait for you forever; pay attention to them and they always love you back.” John Green, An Abundance of Katherines. Write about a book that you’ve come back to again and again. 6. “A snowball in the face is surely the perfect beginning to a lasting friendship.” Markus Zusak, The Book Thief. What is the oddest way you’ve ever begun a friendship? 7. “Don't ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody.” J.D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye. How have secrets bonded you to other people? 8. “I write about you all the time, I said aloud. Every time I say ‘I,’ it refers to you.” Louise Gluck, Visiters From Abroad. Who is this omniscient you that you are writing about? Enjoy writing 

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Prompt for the day:

“We all romanticize the people we adore.” John Green. Who do you romanticize? What does it even mean to romanticize a person? We encourage all the readers and enthusiasts to write on our posts. Happy writing !!!

[sugar-rascals-blog]

NaNoWriMo 2017

Prompt for the day : “Books are the ultimate Dumpees: put them down and they’ll wait for you forever; pay attention to them and they always love you back.” John Green, An Abundance of Katherines. Write about a book that you’ve come back to again and again. Thank you and have a wonderful day readers

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Our third issue is live!! Read here: http://sugarrascals.wixsite.com/home/issue-three

This issue includes Madeika Vercella, Cindy Song, Rachael Chen, Betsy Jenifer, Chelsea Ashley, Sarah Feng, Savanna Hillhouse, Cate Freeborn, Stephanie Chang, Joy Xie, and Margot Armbuster, and spotlights Koshka Kash, Jacqueline He and Rachana Hegde.

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Our Best of the Net Nominations!!!

"there is a theory for everything" by Kristin Chang, Issue Two (http://sugarrascals.wixsite.com/…/featured-poet-kristin-cha…)

"Summer" by Rachana Hegde, Issue Two (http://sugarrascals.wixsite.com/home/rachana-hegde-summer)

"Elegy" by Joey Reisberg, Issue Two (http://sugarrascals.wixsite.com/home/joey-reisberg-two-poems)

"Cylindropuntia" by Kathryn Hargett, Issue Two (http://sugarrascals.wixsite.com/h…/kathryn-hargett-two-poems)

"Transmution" by Christina Im, Issue One (http://sugarrascals.wixsite.com/home/issue-one)

"Slow Burn" by Greta Wilensky, Issue Two (http://sugarrascals.wixsite.com/…/featured-writer-greta-wil…)

"Tiger, Dreaming" by Valerie Wu, Issue Two (http://sugarrascals.wixsite.com/h…/valerie-wu-tiger-dreaming)

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Sugar Rascals is recruiting!! Details here: http://sugarrascals.wixsite.com/home/staff-applications

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Just a few days left to get your submissions in!!

Submissions for Issue Three have been reopened! Make sure to send in your poems, prose, and art before September 1st because this is your last chance to get published in Sugar Rascals this year! We look forward to reading your work!

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Check out the review for the popular fantasy series ‘Throne of Glass.’ This popular series has been loved by many readers. Be sure to check it out here.

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Submissions for Issue Three have been reopened! Make sure to send in your poems, prose, and art before September 1st because this is your last chance to get published in Sugar Rascals this year! We look forward to reading your work!

[sugar-rascals-blog]

“It’s important to understand that sexuality is not as simple as people make it sound—you can’t just wake up one day, say, “Oh, I think I want to be attracted to girls today,” and flip a switch.”

Although ‘Pride Month’ has come to an end, but here is a wonderful article about how the society reacts when they see homosexual people. Give it a read guys.

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Sorry guys, I have not been active since this summer break started but don’t forget to read this article about AP memes and the reaction of medias regarding various events today.

“ How have we gotten to this point where seeking the truth is something to be shameful about? If anything, in times of crisis and uncertainty, shouldn't we be turning to the objective facts to find a semblance of security?”

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Check out this month’s book review of writer Benjamin Alire Saenz. The book is a wonderful read.

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Stephanie Tom has published another article in this month’s ‘A Blogful of Sugar’. Dont forget to check the blog post. 

[sugar-rascals-blog]

“ But I do know this: the world of fiction is too vast to rein into any singular interpretation. Literature is constantly in motion, and that is what makes it so necessary.” Check out the new blog post by Rona Wang here.

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Do visit our blog to read this interesting article about AP United States History 

[sugar-rascals-blog]

Contribute to our site by supporting our cause and what we are doing. Follow this site to donate to Sugar Rascals.